The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-02


TO business. The nature OF the trouble is
not d. nnately known but & Il supposed TO
be a case Of blood poisoning, or which there
are. ~ present, several other cases In town.
AT Argument Court In HollidsysburV
on Tuesday last argument was heard on a
rule To show cause why the liquor license Of
Stmuel ,ShIen. OF the KslIrrman House
Gayspnrt hould not be revoked. The ruIs
was made absolute and the license revoked.
Whreu had been convicted OF selling IIauor
10 minors.
The fOliswing named persons can each
obtain = letter by calling at the EbenshuIsh
post once Jsmrs Bracken. Jacob Brsck-n
John l. Jones. Abe . er. q Las Roland
+. J. Ammnr. Mrs. Matte Lambkin, Miss
Smith, Mrs. Marv S'ahl-y. Persons apply
Ing for these letters will please state they
we're advertised.
-MssSrs. BSily. Da'rau and Reed. nf
Pitt.eurS. who compose part Of th- Pitts
burg sy indicate that purchased the B. diord
Springs property. met At B. drord recently
and determined TO Increase the capital stock
to $500 COO. A meeting will bs held again
In short time &c take steps toward getting
things ready for next year.
Any person who wants paying work as
local or travelling agent for warranted uurs-
cry sto, L should apply 1t once To James
whitney, Nursery man. Rochest-r, Y Y
No experience Is necessary, aud complete
outfit q furnished free. Steady work the
year round aud all stock warranted TO be In
good condition
% last Saturday night the boundary OF
j < II a. Shoemaker. In this place, was
c tired By burglars anG the dls~ers IN the
ONCE desk were broken open and paper }
strewed all over the once. There was no
money in the desk and AS yet no papers
have been missed. ana Just What the object
OF the burglars was, no one can tell
A cave in of earth and stone a. the
Hummelstown brOwnstoTe quarries Tues
day afternoon. resulted In the death at four
men and injury To another. The quarri-s
are about three mtIrs east ot Humm-istnwu,
and in their operation nearly l 600 men and
boys are employed. The men dug their
own graves. 40 the place was undermined.
The best saIva In the world fol Cuts,
Bruises, Sn:es. Ulcers. Salt Ri um, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. ChiIlblAius,
Corns snd all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles UT no pay r,quued. 1t IA guar
sntesd 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Frr sale
by Z. James aud w. W. AcAterr, OF Lnrrtto.
"A telegram states that after n rest Of
ak years In St. Mury's Cemetery, 81 Free
port, Armstrong county, the body OF the
well known Rev. Peter GarSey, formerly
pastor Of St. Johns Catholic Church johns.
town. was raised by his orotners-R-v. II. j
and Huga Garvey-ani taken 10 PhiIadrl-
phIa. where they are stationed. -JOhRsso,ca
Tribune.
Last wear Pennsylvania produced seven
ty-tnyes million tons OF coal, OF which thirty
s-yen millions were anthracite, the total
value thereof betus ninety three million Of
dollars. IL was worth more than all ths
gold aud silver produced 10 the United
States. About two thirds OF All Eh- coal
mined 10 this country Is produced in Penn
syIyHaIa.
Five OF ths Huugarisns arrested for
participation In the racket at th- Il. X. Z.
Station az Juhuslown on Monday evening
were brought 10 this pIscs on "Wednesday
ard lodged in jail 10 await trial 81 c,uIt
The names OF the Huns. near as they can
be asceItained. are John Smsgori, John
ShNlotsEa, John Shul:<, Andy RoosnUcE aid
Joseph Lidge.
Rev. Bach. pastor OF the Evangelical
CGuIch. on the South SIDE. JuhnstOwn.
complains that boys 0rerk the beautiful
s;sined-glass windows in the church by fr-
Ing bullets through them with gum-siings.
He dues not think the boys break Jh- win
dows maIiciousIy. but rather that tLey aim
a
wants the practice stopped.
Mrs. Geor &c SuIleuoerger. willow ot
George SulienbrrE-r. OF West OseitOn.
Westmore land county. who Committed sui
eide about three month"; ago bv hanging z
himself in an uutbuidirg. was Wednesday
OF last week, wlth = family OF three children.
taken to the County Hums ny Constable
Dial, Of ScUEtdale. Her nrighbUrs say she
was In destitute circumstances. She re-
fused the help of two s,rpsuns. aud drove
than rCom their home after their fath er's
death.
Among the charters granted st the State
Department st Harrisburg on Monday last,
wss the BrTbaksr Coal Company, Of Har-
ri,burg; capital stock $500 600. The con-
pany consists ~ Abraham Hess, OF L=Oau-
on, president |. l.. SDangler. OF B-ilefUnte,
secretary; w +. Reeder, ID. II. Hastings
and Gilbert A. Beaver, OF B-llefonte, aud
Robert III. Coleman, of Cornwall Tha coal
lands to be- developed under this charter are
situate along BrubakeI'S run northeast oi
Carrolltown in this county.
On Wednesday Of last week Massrs
Charlie Ehalt ard Harry Thomas. t~n ot
the beet Wing shots in Gre-nshurS. Started
out In Quest or game. and wheE In th'
vicinity ut uarruId's church tnr former fired
~ pheasant. Harry, unknown To Charlie
happened In range nf the charge Of shot, suc
about City of the pellets entered his face
neck and arms. The Two hunters. consid-
rrabIy frightened. FASTENED To town, wheI
a pnvscian gave the Injured gentleman
proper attention, aud no serious results ar
likely 20 ensue.
The Passenger DEPARTMENT OF the Penn
s,lvania railroad Company announces tina
commencing December |, 1887. na,ly -xou--
sion tickets will be sold D-,ween all ststi" n'
on the Middle, Altoona, Tyrone, Bedford
and Lawistowu Dvi>ioCS ui the P-nuSy l.
yanIa Railroad. The Pittshurg D'vi7icl
has enjoyed the excursion system since Feb
ruary last. The tickets will ne sold only be
tween points on the same division, and no
from point on one division 20 station OF
sno,n.r. The tickets vii! be good for u.s.
| only on day OF issue. except when sold OF
| Saturday they will be good for return triI
on Monday next following.
-Yrstetday was the time fixed for tn
/ opening II the new extension OF the Bell
| IN InUNNEtn N